Say what you like about my Cooper S’s gratuitous John Cooper Works- avoured bodykit, racing stripes and fruity exhaust note, but there’s no mistaking it for a common-or-garden Cooper C. And so I suppose I find myself writing something of a eulogy. The hot supermini is a type of car that has contributed more than […]
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Does Hybrid Work Look The Same In All Businesses? Ever since 2020, a large shift has occurred in the way a great part of the business world works. Even if your company has returned to its pre-pandemic office routine, some leftover policies remind us that the effects of work-from-home (WFH) are longer-lasting than we initially
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How No-Code Empowers L&D Teams By Automating Training In today’s fast-paced business environment, Learning and Development (L&D) isn’t just a department—it’s a strategic lever for growth, innovation, and employee engagement. Yet, many L&D teams are still bogged down by manual workflows, outdated systems, and fragmented tools. The result? Slower upskilling, administrative bottlenecks, and poor visibility
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Just as I watched the last episode of Reacher and feared my television well was running dry, a new series of Bosch: Legacy arrived to make going to the gym less boring. So begins another series in which the star bounds around saving the day, breaking a few rules/laws/bones as necessary, and ultimately gets paid
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WASHINGTON — When JD Vance was running for vice president, he walked across an airport tarmac in Wisconsin one August day when his campaign travels happened to intersect those of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and approached Air Force Two. Besides wanting to take a poke at Republican Donald Trump’s rival for avoiding the press,
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Exploring How Organizations Can Adapt To Digital Change Without Compromising Operational Excellence In today’s fast-moving digital landscape, organizations are under pressure to adapt quickly while maintaining operational excellence. We sat down with Marc Rouhana, Head of Digital Adoption at Learning Pool, to explore how businesses can stay ahead of the curve. From building super-user communities
Create Employee Development Programs As we navigate through an age characterized by the constant pace of technological advancements and evolving employee expectations, companies require strong employee development programs to stay ahead. Cohesive initiatives typically include employee training and development programs that enable employees to learn or refine skills, operate effectively in changing roles, and take responsibility
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There are two ways of doing this: via USB connection or wirelessly. Firstly, ensure your car is compatible with Android Auto. You can consult Android’s guide to every car compatible with the system here. Using USB If you’re using a USB connection, make sure your phone is in range of your mobile data network and
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Aligning Your Credentials With Your Healthcare Career Aspirations The healthcare industry is a vast and ever-evolving landscape, teeming with opportunities for those who are passionate about helping others. However, navigating this complex realm requires more than just passion; it demands a clear understanding of the required qualifications and a strategic approach to education and credential
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The 5 gets two power options in the UK; 148bhp and 121bhp. The 4 will only receive the most powerful option. As much as 85% of the demand for the 5 in the UK is for the 148bhp version, and Renault is banking on the same for the R4. Like with most EVs, power isn’t
